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I just caught it before it was apparently taken down - the post looks anonymous now too. Honestly, this just sounds like a kid who doesn't know very much about

I just caught it before it was apparently taken down - the post looks anonymous now too. Honestly, this just sounds like a kid who doesn't know very much about anything really. Working for a company to fill your resume is the wrong goal IMO, you should learn as much as possible, work on and build cool stuff, and let the chips fall where they may. You don't really want to work for a company that cares about your pedigree more than your enthusiasm, experience, and knowledge.

redenvy 12y ago
FWIW The CEO deleted his own answer, it wasn't taken down
radicality 12y ago
Right, except I can't imagine that it wouldn't help to work in a resume-padding company to get 'access' to a much wider range of companies. I'm in the USA on an H1B for one of the big companies, and honestly, for people outside the US, US employment choices are quite limited. Many companies won't do an H1B sponsorship, or won't even respond to an application. If I did apply for jobs now, I can't imagine the resume-padding wouldn't help as a form of pre-selection.